Babylon Chain - Securing proof-of-stake chains using Bitcoin's proof-of-work

2023-6-26 01:00

David Tse, a professor at Stanford University and co-founder of Babylon Chain, discusses the integration of proof-of-work Bitcoin security with proof-of-stake chains. The combination of these two opposing security models creates a more powerful protocol.

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